United States Nevada Las Vegas Las Vegas Guide Things To Do Essentials Restaurants Nightlife Where to Stay Itineraries Events Getaways All Las Vegas The 11 Best Breakfast Spots in Las Vegas By Andrea Bennett Andrea Bennett Instagram LinkedIn Andrea Bennett is TripSavvy's Las Vegas expert. She's been writing for the site since 2020. TripSavvy's editorial guidelines Updated on 12/18/20 Share Pin Email Courtesy of eat. Breakfast is an institution in Las Vegas, and for good reason. For those rolling out of the clubs in the early morning hours, it’s sustenance before taking a disco nap and starting it all up again; for those who made it to their guestroom by dawn—but not without a stunning hangover—breakfast is lifesaving medicine to be washed down with plenty of aspirin. The city’s many power brokers conduct some of their most important business meetings in the cold light of day, over breakfast. And for parents who want to treat the kids to some event dining without night-on-the-Strip prices, brunch can be an affordable bed. And for those who want to check out how the locals breakfast, we’ve included a few options for you, too. 01 of 11 Siegel’s 1941 Courtesy of Siegel's 1941 View Map Address El Cortez, 600 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101-5614, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-385-5200 Web Visit website Siegel’s 1941—inside the oldest family-owned casino in Las Vegas—is exactly what you might expect: an old-school, throwback tribute to the city’s founding fathers like Bugsy Siegel and Meyer Lansky. In fact, you’ll find tribute sandwiches to some of Vegas’ most notorious denizens on the restaurant’s lunch and “overnight” menus, but don’t miss its breakfast. From 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. they serve a big breakfast menu that includes options like steel-cut oatmeal, but the stars of the menu are country fried steak and eggs, a prime rib skillet with eggs and hash browns, a platter of smoked salmon. We also love the many modestly-priced sides, from biscuits and gravy to ham steak, and “Fat Irish Green Corned Beef Hash.” 02 of 11 eat. Courtesy of eat. View Map Address 707 E Carson Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89101-5528, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-534-1515 Web Visit website Chef Natalie Young’s Downtown breakfast and lunch joint has attracted crowds since it opened in 2012. The American menu is influenced by French and New Mexican influences. Some of our favorites include: eggs motuleños, made with red and green chiles and black beans; a truffled egg sandwich with mushrooms and feta on ciabatta; and likely the best pancakes in the city—crisp on the outside and fluffy inside, and served with chicken-apple sausage. 03 of 11 Makers & Finders Courtesy of Makers & Finders View Map Address 1120 S Main St Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV 89104-1058, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-586-8255 Web Visit website This Arts District coffee house is known for its seriously well-informed espresso bar (everything from a Cuban cortado to a coconut turmeric latte when you’re feeling fancy), super-premium teas, and cold brews and kombucha on tap. But don’t come here just for the coffee. Latin specialties are the bomb here: chilaquiles with short ribs, a chicken tinga omelet in spicy tomato salsa, pulled short rib “Latin Hash 2.0,” and insanely sweet tres leches waffles smothered in toppings. Breakfast is served until 4 p.m. 04 of 11 Bouchon at the Venetian Courtesy of The Venetian Resort View Map Address 3355 Las Vegas Blvd S 10th Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-414-6200 Web Visit website This airy Thomas Keller bistro is hidden away on the 10th floor of the Venezia Tower of Venetian, looking out onto fountains and gardens. In good weather, take your breakfast on the patio, and be transported to a marvelous private European villa experience. Indoors, it’s like a Parisian bistro, complete with soaring ceilings and towering shellfish platters. Breakfast starts with a basket of fabulously flaky French pastries (the giant, gooey pecan sticky bun is a must) and you'll find the best eggs Benedict on the Strip, served with Hobbs’ smoked pork loin. Feeling extra fancy? Start the day with caviar and all the accoutrements paired with a glass of bubbly. Continue to 5 of 11 below. 05 of 11 Mon Ami Gabi Courtesy of Mon Ami Gabi View Map Address 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-944-4224 Web Visit website Mon Ami Gabi, in the Paris casino hotel, is one of surprisingly few options for sidewalk, al fresco dining on the Strip (chalk it up to the punishing summers). While the ambiance is more Epcot Paris than Paris Paris, the breakfast items are convincingly Parisian. Breakfast service begins at 7 a.m., and should you find yourself more in need of a hair of the dog, Gabi’s Bloody Mary does double duty as breakfast and cocktail, studded with bacon, Jarlsberg cheese, olive, and celery. 06 of 11 Veranda Courtesy of Four Seasons Las Vegas View Map Address 3960 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-632-5121 Web Visit website Veranda has a famous weekend brunch (in-the-know guests come for the mini donut machine) but local power brokers know to schedule their meetings here on weekdays. Sit on the lush, pool-facing patio and you’ll see everyone from Hollywood heavies to casino CEOs wheeling and dealing over a virtuous all-green omelet (egg whites with Gruyere, asparagus, snap peas, kale pesto) or roasted pear and pecan pancakes with chai butter. 07 of 11 Tableau Courtesy of Wynn Las Vegas View Map Address 3131 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-770-3330 Web Visit website One of the most transporting of all the restaurants in Las Vegas, rumor has it that this conservatory-style glass room accessible through Wynn’s Tower Suites elevator bank was painted the exact shade of green used in Marie Antoinette’s Petit Trianon. Bright, airy, and discrete, it’s one of the favorite breakfast meeting locations of executives visiting Las Vegas. Start with one of the superlative juices (like the “Purify,” a green juice that will neutralize all Vegas-related sins), and move on to something virtuous (overnight oats with chia and almond milk) or decadent (a Belgian waffle with bourbon cherry syrup and orange whipped cream). 08 of 11 Hash House a Go Go Courtesy of Hash House A Go Go The trick to a breakfast at Hash House is to fully embrace the over-the-top quality of a place that serves its dishes in troughs because the portions are so outrageously large. Its three locations in Las Vegas serve what’s characterized as “twisted farm food.” Try the massive sage-fried chicken breasts with waffles, “farm scrambles” (of items like eggs, bacon, avocado. and Swiss cheese), or the massive meatloaf sandwich. Kids will get a kick out of the plate-size flapjack. Continue to 9 of 11 below. 09 of 11 The Brass Fork Courtesy of Palace Station View Map Address 2411 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-221-6614 Web Visit website Those who looked forward to local favorite Palace Station’s culinary makeover in 2019 were not disappointed. The Brass Fork, a 24/7 casual restaurant, is not your typical all-nighter cafe. Its dedicated pastry shop serves to your table or sends you on your way with sweets for takeout. An adventurous—and gently priced—menu includes tons of omelets, red velvet waffles with cream cheese icing, chicken-fried steak, and a Southern Benedict. 10 of 11 Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge Courtesy of Peppermill View Map Address 2985 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-735-4177 Web Visit website This campy 40-year veteran has served as a backdrop for movies like "Casino" and "Showgirls." While the restaurant serves breakfast around the clock, there’s also a lounge for cocktails served around an over-the-top gas flame. It’s not unusual to see someone order a plate of eggs Benedict or a “French Toast Collage” (eggs, bacon, sausage, and French toast piled high) at 4 a.m., then follow it up with the 64-ounce signature cocktail, the Scorpion. 11 of 11 Eggslut Courtesy of Eggslut View Map Address Boulevard Tower, 3708 Las Vegas Blvd S Level 2, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA Get directions Phone +1 702-698-2344 Web Visit website A city fixture now, Eggslut is the brainchild of Alvin Cailin, who brought his eggs and his cult following from LA’s Grand Central Market to the Las Vegas Strip. This is the perfect hangover cure: Try the classic Slut, a coddled egg on potato puree poached in a glass jar and topped with gray salt and chives, or the Gaucho, an egg sandwich fancied up with seared Wagyu tri-tip and chimichurri on a brioche bun. 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